THE STORY OF THE PROPHET JEREMIAH |#biblestories

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In Jeremiah, in Hebrew, 'Ir-me-yahoo' or 'E-anemias' in Latin. The Hebrew name Jeremiah may mean 'The Lord exalts' or 'The Lord establishes.' It may refer to the fact that Jeremiah was one of the few individuals mentioned in the Bible as being set apart by God before his birth for a special mission and purposes. He was born in the city of Anatot, about 5 km northeast of Jerusalem. His father, Eu quis, was one of the priests in Anatot, in the land of Benjamin, and was part of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. Welcome to our Bible Stories Channel, where we delve into the rich tapestry of biblical narratives to uncover the timeless lessons and profound wisdom embedded in each story. In today's exploration, we journey into the life of the remarkable prophet Jeremiah. His story is not just a historical account but a source of inspiration, guidance, and reflection for our lives today. Join us as we unfold the layers of Jeremiah's life, his prophecies, and the enduring messages that resonate across generations."
Despite being called by God to serve as a prophet, Jeremiah never ceased to be a priest and intercede, literally weeping, for the people. Because of this, he is considered the 'weeping prophet.' So, in today's video, we will talk about the prophet's history. Good day, my name is Lucas Dário, and welcome to 'Testifying Jesus Christ' [Music]. For the sins I give grace and speeches, beloved, I ask for the help of all of you to subscribe to the channel and activate the notification bell. If you like the video, leave that like, which helps me a lot to produce more videos. Without further ado, let's go to the video.
Jeremiah's ministry began in the 13th year of King Josiah and continued during the last five kings of Judah, in a period of about 40 years. Josiah was one of the most righteous kings of Judah, who implemented various reforms. When he died, Jeremiah bitterly lamented him. After Josiah, four unjust kings ruled: Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, and finally, Zedekiah, who were on the throne when the Babylonian forces destroyed Jerusalem and burned a temple.
The Book of Jeremiah is the longest of the prophetic books. To give you an idea, if you combine the twelve minor prophet books, it is only a third of Jeremiah. Jeremiah's life, Jeremiah lived in the last days of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. He consistently warned of an imminent disaster caused by the nation's neglect of true religion, its return to pagan practices, and its social injustice.
Because of his terrible predictions against Judah, Jeremiah was continually subjected to persecution, ridicule, and hostility from kings and rulers. He was thrown into a pit full of mud or sewage. Jeremiah was not the only prophet of his time, as Habakkuk and Zephaniah were among his contemporaries. He also overlapped with the time of Ezekiel, who was in captivity in Babylon.
It is impressive that the substance of the messages proclaimed by Jeremiah and Ezekiel was similar, despite one prophesying in Palestine and the other in Babylon. Historical background of Jeremiah, during Jeremiah's ministry, in 612 BC, Syria was defeated by Babylon, which became the dominant military power. Nebuchadnezzar's army partially destroyed Jerusalem in 604 BC and took creative people to Babylon.
In the first part of the three main removals, the second group of exiles was taken to Babylon in 597 BC. And the third and final removal occurred around 586 BC when Jerusalem was burned and destroyed. During these invasions, Jeremiah was duly protected and received freedom and provisions from the invading army captain. Later, Jeremiah was taken against his will, along with his secretary Baruch and the daughters of King Zedekiah. They escaped and returned to the land of Judah.
His final fate is not clearly recorded in the Bible. Jeremiah's message, Jeremiah was appointed as the prophet to the nations and to all the kingdoms of the world. He was specially sent to help Israel, although much of his message was directed at the people of Judah. He was also instructed to prophesy to the nation of Israel. This has special significance, as the ten northern tribes of Israel were punished and captured in 722 BC, about a hundred years before Jeremiah began his ministry.
Why is this fact significant? It is illogical to imagine that his prophecies refer to ancient Israel before the captivity of Israel in 722 BC. This would be like predicting the First or Second World War long after they had passed, for example, passages in Jeremiah clearly refer to the period before Christ's return at the end of this current era of human government. It is evident that there is a warning message for the modern descendants of the people of Israel through Jeremiah.
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All Comments (21)
  • @daniellim9943
    Lamentations 3:22-23 The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. I remember this verse written by Jeremiah. He indeed is someone who encourages us through his writings. Thank you for your ministry. May The Lord bless you.
  • @ShaylaShar
    From tears of pain. To tears of joy. To live we must believe ❤
  • @pinkaijoseph523
    I love you Jesus, you are my king and fortress, you are my everything Daddy. Heal me and my house Lord, protect us, lead us, save us, guide us, give us victory and success Lord, stand with us in everything we do and everywhere we go. Be lifted up forever and always Daddy. Praise be to Jesus.
  • @lionri6774
    Jeremiah’s message still relevant today. God’s call for repentance still resonates in people’s hearts.
  • @nwokoroimelda
    God is a loviing Father alway ready to forgive and accept us back to Himself
  • @debrapittman2603
    I love Jeremiah he inspires me and makes us feel closer to God
  • @pinkaijoseph523
    I also pray for all the sick, the orphans, widows, the disabled, those crying, those facing rejection, the oppressed, the lonely, those facing dangers of ar.... And all who need help Daddy. I pray in the Mighty Name Of Jesus, amen.
  • @juliebryce481
    One of first scriptures that I found powerful and resonated 😊made feel the holy spirit, opened my eyes and heart was from Jeremiah. Chapter 1, verse 5 . Thank you for the story of the PROPHET Jeremiah. All glory to our great redeemer Jesus Jesus Christ.
  • @jpzolo58
    I love the prophet Jeremiah! I am in the 9th chapter of Jeremiah. The Bible video said it so well, praise be to the Elohim of Israel.
  • @nelsontogo995
    Thank you so much for sharing about the prophet Jeremiah
  • @dfarmer74treeguy
    These are very informative stories blessed are those who seek the lord God.
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  • @johneason6540
    Timely finding your message. I have been reading and studying this book for about 40 days. His message is so true, look at the world today. Repentance is needed or God's wrath is due again
  • @user-ng1oj6up8j
    Amen God is eternal his love and faithfulness and constant love cover the universe